Monday, May 22, 2017

Cholera kills 315 in Yemen in less than month: WHO

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Cholera kills 315 in Yemen in less than month: WHO

Cholera kills 315 in Yemen in less than month: WHOCholera has killed 315 people in Yemen in under a month, the World Health Organization has said, as another aid organisation warned Monday the outbreak could become a "full-blown epidemic". The WHO has recorded another 29,300 suspected cases of cholera in 19 provinces across the war-torn country from April 27 to Sunday, it said on Twitter late Sunday. "Cholera continues to spread in Yemen," it said.


The speech, the deal and the orb: Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia

The speech, the deal and the orb: Trump's trip to Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, third left, welcomes President Trump to dance with a sword during a welcome ceremony at Al Murabba Palace in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. President Trump embarked Friday on his first trip abroad since taking the oath of office, a lengthy week-plus trip that began in Saudi Arabia. Here are the highlights from Trump’s weekend in Saudi Arabia.


Venezuela protest: Pro-government supporter set on fire as death toll hits 48

Venezuela protest: Pro-government supporter set on fire as death toll hits 48Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has accused opposition protesters of setting a pro-government supporter on fire on the 50th day of the wave of protests, which has gripped the country. Footage of the man being set alight was broadcasted on state television and the man, identified as Orlando Figuera, 21, has been treated in hospital for severe burns and several stab wounds. According to reports, about 100 people, who were participating in anti-Maduro protests in Caracas, surrounded Mr Figuera, doused him in gasoline and set him alight in Plaza Altamira in the east of the country’s capital.


Meet the 'Cyclops Kid': One-Eyed Goat Born in India

Meet the 'Cyclops Kid': One-Eyed Goat Born in IndiaA goat with one large eye in the middle of its forehead — a rare birth defect known as cyclopia — was born in a village in Assam, India, on May 10. Cyclopia is a severe form of a disorder called holoprosencephaly, which emerges during fetal development when the brain doesn't divide into two distinct hemispheres. A fetus with cyclopia fails to develop two eye cavities, instead forming a single central eye cavity that can contain one oversize eye or two partially fused eyeballs.


Mike Pence's Commencement Speech Boycotted by Notre Dame Students

Mike Pence's Commencement Speech Boycotted by Notre Dame StudentsThe staff at Notre Dame did not stand in the way as more than 100 students chose to peacefully leave their own graduation to protest commencement speaker selection.


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